‘The New Americans: Playing on the Revolution’: Trading as a ‘Rebel’ Addiction
In the history of casual commentary that seems like it could mark the end of...
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‘Raging Grace’ review: A first-rate suspense device with a sociopolitical soul
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Narrative from SXSW, “Raging Grace” deserves a lot...
‘Smoke Sauna Sisterhood’ review: A lyrical doc about women in heat
In a log cabin sauna nestled in a beautiful forest next to a lake, close...
‘Motherland’ review: A powerful portrait of Belarus’ culture of cruelty
The first words of the Belarusian national anthem, sung faithfully at the army graduation ceremony...
‘Monolith’ review: Grim Podcast Thriller muffles its message
There’s a good movie being made about the podcast delving into unsolved mysteries as the...
‘Rye Lane’ review: South London gets its Valentine’s Day at this Sparky Romcom
Non-Londoners might think of the UK’s capital as a single city, the perceived interchangeability of...
‘Bloody Hell’ review: Mother Nature throws the teen sex comedy a Curveball
who am I? Where do I fit in? Am I somewhat unfit? Will I be...
‘Down Low’ review: Zachary Quinto gets his happy ending
If they make a sequel to “The Celluloid Closet” – the historical document about the...
The Oscars: Safe, traditional, and old-fashioned, made perfect
Just as Coca-Cola, after sullying a perfect product in 1985 with New Coke, remade it...
Sisi and Me review: A lively new biography of Sisi focusing on The Handmaid’s Tale
Nearly 125 years after her assassination, Empress Elisabeth of Austria — or Sisi for her...